Fiction Corruption
Solus knew the world wasn’t real. He wasn’t born into a story; he was trapped within one. While others went about their lives as usual, he studied everything. Not to survive, but to figure out how to break it.
Over three thousand years, he shattered the rules, slaughtered civilizations, and forged his own path.
He didn't want to escape the story.
He wanted to corrupt it. Completely.
What is his reason? None. A true villain doesn't need one.
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What to Expect:
● A truly amoral main character who manipulates, corrupts, and dismantles people—mentally and physically.
● No redemption. No romance. No harem.
● Cyberpunk worldbuilding with layered social systems and narrative distortion.
● Body horror, psychological trauma, and moral erosion—not for comfort readers.
● Smart, fast-paced storytelling with daily updates (minor delays possible).
● Solus is only kind when it serves his goals. He doesn’t grow stronger; he gets smarter.
● This isn’t a story about becoming a hero.This is a story about destroying the script.
This is an honest review and my first one. This story is truly amazing! The author did not make the MC writing-wise smart; he is actually smart. Also, whatever he does appears to be logical, rather than something he pulled out of his a**. This might feel glazing or too early, but this will turn out to be a peak story. I already see the potential.
4 chapters in and I can already say it's one of my most favorite. I read through hundreds of garbage and finally found a diamond. The Mc is actually smart and everything he does makes sense not those "Oh no, he said I'm guilty. I think I'm guilty." type smart. Gu Zhen Ren, I know it's you. Just say you dropped reverend insanity 2 with a different name to hide from ccp.